American Baby Heirloom Crib CR111 User manual

• 22-InternalToothLockWashers
• 4-4"ConnectorBolts
• 14-4"ConnectorBolts
• 2-2"ConnectorBolts
• 4-2"ConnectorBolts
• 4-2"ConnectorBolts
• 10-ConnectorCaps
• 4-"ConnectorBolts
• 1-4mmAllenWrench
• 1-5mmAllenWrench
• 1-AssemblyInstructions
*Parts diagram on next page
Heirloom Crib
Model #CR111
5085 Township Road 353 • Millersburg, OH 44654
www.americanbabyclassics.com
American Baby
classics
CAUTION: Any mattress used in this crib must be at least 27 1/4 inches
by 51 5/8 inches with a thickness not exceeding 6 inches.
WARNING: Failure to follow these
warnings and the assembly instructions could
result in serious injury or death.
WARNING:Infants can suffocate on soft
bedding. Never add a pillow or comforter. Never place additional
padding under an infant.
1. Read all instructions before assembling crib. Keep instructions for further use.
2. To reduce the risk of SIDS, pediatricians recommend healthy infants be placed on their backs to sleep, unless otherwise
advised by your physician
3. Strangulation Hazard:
• Strings can cause strangulation! Do not place items with a string around a child's neck, such as hood strings or pacier
cords. Do not suspend strings over a crib or attach strings to toys.
• To help prevent strangulation, tighten all fasteners. A child can trap parts of the body or clothing on loose fasteners.
• DO NOT place crib near window where cords from blinds or drapes may strangle a child.
4. Fall Hazard:
• When child is able to pull to a standing position, set mattress to lowest position and remove bumper pads, large toys and
other objects that could serve as steps for climbing out.
• Stop using crib when child begins to climb out or reaches height of 35 inches (89 cm).
5. Check this product for damaged hardware, loose joints, loose bolts or other fasteners, missing parts, or sharp edges
before and after assembly and frequently during use. Securely tighten loose bolts and other fasteners. DO NOT use crib
if any parts are missing, damaged or broken. Contact American Baby Classics for replacement parts and instructional
literature if needed. DO NOT substitute parts.
6. Never use plastic shipping bags or plastic lm as mattress covers because they can cause suffocation.
7. Infants can suffocate in gaps between crib sides and a mattress that is too small. Use a mattress that is at least 27 1/4" x
51 5/8" with a thickness not exceeding 6 inches.
8. The mattress spring level should never be adjusted up and down while the baby is in the crib.
Maintenance & Cleaning:
9. • If the crib is to be stored, carefully package all original hardware to protect from loss or damage, and store all parts
together. Articles with sharp edges or pointed ends shall be kept away from the crib.
• Avoid the use of furniture polish or wax, or any cleaning agents that may be hazardous . Do not use strong detergents as
they may be an irritant to the baby's skin. The surface with which the baby comes in contact with should be wiped clean
using a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap.
10. The crib is intended as a sleeping place for infants and toddlers, not a cage for active children.
11. Caution: Securely tighten all bolts and other fasteners. Rough use and excessive moving of the crib can cause the bolts to
loosen. Periodically maintain bolts by checking them. Loose bolts will cause part failure and could present a safety hazard.
12. If renishing using non-toxic nish specied for children's products. Follow warnings on all products in a crib.

(4) ¾" Connector Bolts
4⅜"
2¾"
(4) 4⅜" Connector Bolts
(2) 2¾" Connector Bolts
PartsList
(1) 4mm Allen Wrench
¾"
(22) Internal Tooth
Lock Washers
(10) Connector Cap
4"
(14) 4" Connector Bolts
2"
(4) 2" Connector Bolts
2⅜"
(4) 2⅜" Connector Bolts
(1) 5mm Allen Wrench

Instructions for Assembling Heirloom Crib
Medium Front Panel
FIGURE 2
Short Post
C
Short Post D
Rounded Top
Rounded Top
1. Attach long posts E to ends of large back panel B with four–4" Connector Bolts with lock washers, us-
ing allen wrench provided. Connector bolts screw into metal inserts in ends of panels. See Figure 1. Turn
bolts snug. Do not overtighten! Note: Metal inserts on posts E need to be facing panel B .
Metal
Inserts
facing in
4"Connector
Bolt
Large Back Panel
1 Pc.
FIGURE 1 Long Post E
B
Long Post E
add Lock Washer
Metal
Inserts
facing in
4"Connector
Bolt
add Lock Washer
Metal
Inserts
facing in
4"Connector
Bolt
add Lock Washer
Metal
Inserts
facing in
4"Connector
Bolt
add Lock Washer
D
2. Attach long posts D to ends of large back panel C with four–4" Connector Bolts with lock washers,
using allen wrench provided. Connector bolts screw into metal inserts in ends of panels. See Figure 1. Turn
bolts snug. Do not overtighten! Note: Metal inserts on posts D need to be facing panel C .

3. Attach end panels A to posts D and E with six–4" Connector Bolts and four–4 3/8" Connec-
tor Bolts with lock washers as shown in Figure 3.
4"
Connector
Bolt
4 3/8"
Connector
Bolt
4"
Connector
Bolt
Small End Panel
2 Pcs.
FIGURE 3 Posts
Posts ED
A
4 3/8"
Connector
Bolt
add Lock Washer
add Lock Washer
add Lock Washer add Lock Washer
Metal
Inserts
Metal
Inserts
3/4"Connector Bolts
with Lock Washer
Posts
Posts ED
Crib Spring
1 Pc.
FIGURE 4
G
Pivot Arms
4. Attach crib spring G to metal insert with four–3/4" Connector Bolts with lock washers, using
Allen Wrench provided. See Figure 4. There are three metal inserts for height adjustment of crib
spring. Note: Crib spring should be lowered as child grows to discourage child from trying
to climb out.
Caution: Any mattress used in this crib must be at least
27 1/4 inches by 51 5/8 inches with a thickness not
exceeding 6 inches.
Posts
Note: Crib spring should be lowered as child grows to discourage child from trying
Warning label facing out.
Label must be visible at all
times. Do not remove label.
WARNING LABEL